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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

knAxsss Di1ectly tks eez szfy - - : 3
t5zsa 4sss r1ss as sa41E ~esksEs az
p'snsers. al sss tas ssTs pl.4srs ssa slel-
SC IS - sek8s - size oz ceaTse. he 9sl4
szeeps1o1s il g5sy 1lG 2os at~sss Ak A
tas dlrs. they hsrsl tas di<sssz aozs aHd
sssa cusrSas ss<ss. sails thslr Assas Asss
sfonn grey az4 tas.r e2eks zn< sossa sit1
EAsir k!Aa u s~eax
Asa sst klenFs George has following Of
nearly 81 GO - Sss NeFk clly whAle tas
~sans-bllsR doefrioss q C2Ai0raia are
sese4siug a. political plzgas froa ocs4a
q oesan Il - sssi@sIsd tai tnsss anareh
ISIS si1 cast osss a s11oa votes - tie
nsxE elecsioa. TEeir doctrines ara fgA Of
rssoleti0n and dynamite heir whole
theory = e0nblrzs-an q violsDes ana vsk-
zbon1isaa. Il Is = sweeping bow al ths
lie u lie Eai9n, xaeeticg q eEanss zHa
trszs2s against al tsoognizs "a principles q
sogna gsysEament
Tue Jnitsd States today may Re iikened
% y4st prairie upon which msn oi The
Henry George stzDp are throwing their
. Fsossnds. History shows that the masses
often stampede. Ike q drove IF bufAl0s.
sweeping al before thsm- Thus Was the
Aslsn 81 Terror IA France. Saoh wss the
uprising d our late Rebellion.
Every approach 10 Communism in Amer
lea. tlaFgely imported By the anarchists
and psupers OF Europel. should be stamped
out oy the Nation as brave man treAds
upon the head Of a ssrpeat.
FARAER REYNOLDS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

r Is becoming Customary 20 PROFOUND puS-
rss having horse trades IS a central theme
While tbs pspsr has 40 horse editor. Tiers
are several people upon as staT sho can tel
a horse AZ sight. and who are not SOW az
arithmetic A puzzle has occurred % enc Of
them. and he gives it to the world az large.
Suppose A sells a horse Tor 800 70 3. Then
p IN turn seiis him to G for slia. snd the
animal d.sS What does each make or iosei
The prohem lo1ks Simple. bit a Is not In
tae first placs. A had ssolsn the horse His
prolit ~ouid naturally be 500 A difficulty
presents irseif just hare, for paid A in
counterfeit maner, whi.e & paid = by a note
p was i~iicted i1r passing counterfeit money.
In revenge - raj arres-ed for stealing the
horse, sad both went 20 the gen To add 20
the complications. T. The real owner - ths
bore. came s.enS and claimed tie hide and
Roots The clain gas disputed by g. ard
consequently upoa tse ensuing argument Cs
doctors hil was 6 - II The mean time .
lawyer u gotten hold - the note ard ,ried
- r,iect it q aoui uipro-niss8 tbs matter ~
i'csir'x ths ls7rsr, ard. grabbing the rrte
TIRE t up. AZ present there asve heen no
more developments Omaha Eeraid
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

At the culn.ination oi the hattie of Sailors
creek, when We got into the "band 10 hand
part OF IL, there was a brass cannon belong
ing 70 the rebel battery stuck ia the mud and
the artillery men had left it, when it was
discovered that il was loaded. Ii was not in
a position 70 be OF any service to either friend
or foe, while If il could be extricated from
the mud 1t was good FOR at least one shot at
somebody. Three "Johnnies" and two ~ anks"
took in the situation about the same time, and
throwing aside their empty rifles rushed for
this gun. A "Ysnkn and johnnie caught
the sponge staff simultaneously and began a
fight for it. while the other two "Johnnies"
caught hold OF one wheel and tried to turn
the muzzle Of the gun toward US. The other
"Yank" caught the opposite wheel Thus
they stood and tugged away for two or three
minutes, until our men coming up drove the
"Johnnies' away. For few minutes things
were mighty lively; the "JohnnieS' got bat
terry into position and began throwing shells
into the crowd, where blue and gray were
mixed together, but a section OF one Of our
batteries coming up on toe dead run soon
drove them off, and settled the matter for the
iay.-"Irefou' in Buffalo News
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

Habit Is Ihe master u the world
Take a slmly built fellow, nervous. need.
ing sleep. accustona~i for years 70 irrsguiari-
ties q eating and resting, and put him as
vork An the ONCE OF a morning newspaper.
where his hours are from at night until J
Ia tbs morning You think very naturally
that be viii grow thinner and paler and bs
more nervous On the contrary. after few
days and nights, the habit OF routine work,
the habit OF routine hours will settle upon
bin and m hun, and IN six months from the
dag OF his commencement he VIII gain in
weight, his nerves will be stronger, his mus
eles harder and his general condition inn
proved, not alone because of the violence,
but because OF the regularity OF his work
the habit OF bis occupation. Men who turn
night into day, as tens OF thousands Of news
paper workers are compelled 70. benefit very
largely by the change. Ti-ey are spared the
brollings Of the midday sun, they avoid very
largely the crowds upon the streets, and al
though they are strung Al times 10 tie very
verge OF nervous excitement by the exactions
Of peremptory duty. and the pushings and
forcings OF much work in little time, the
night workers Of the press, a. rule, are the
heslthiest Of the two sets.-Joe Howara's
Letter.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

Buffalo business men have started a move
ment looking to the utilization Of the water
power of the Niagara river at or near that
city. A prize OF 100000 VIII be offered to
the engineers of the world for the best method
Of applying the water power 70 practical use.
There is law in Washington territory
compelling the teachers OF public schools 70
teach physiology and hygiene, and if they do
not teach the same they cannot draw school
money: also, If the pupils will not study those
studies they can be expelled from the school.
When showing the German emperor
through bis great iron works the late Alfred
Kriipp pointed out the very spot where, an
III fed boy Of 10 years, he was glad TO take
from one q his fathers vorkmsn a piece of
bread 20 appease his hunger.
Mrs Y. c. Jones, Of Diamond Loeb. Mich,
has a canary bird with double voice lie
appears to sing two songs at once, and has
sort Of ventriloquis;ic power, by which his
voice l. made to appear 10 come from another
room from that in which he is.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

ard teo-t kerr feinE sbost Teu- f.ss ~
pc'ntnsers. savs Iishcn Fever = kner a
mn .ster rhc vas s.vays .elfue aov tta per-
Re rrsatet aim ac brcwssrfife ft was
Rrc-vusvi',e tera sod Bser-asvflie th-re-
svery-1fux vas B-n~rs~iils. rhis ~unf -,
rnrii e-erTf0iy gof slifra1zhlv til,e3 ~ he.r-
f1V sr7-vssvlle C-a nEht a xsaa ed isdv
sI',se in ere ~eesiE PRAYER m-eeng - gle
in Der 1e Ha'nT. ene eas = sear. god sosri
-cne 81 rae vsHrs ~ esrth. Sac SID sne
ksi ha1 hersi ~eex. Mv scni. she ait
1as e~esi grsasiT sierresss3 a., he ~e~k. +
fsri n'~ tsl-h refr Tesk aoi ~ errs rrrv
sinu { can 10 leHger ~ ny way - rssch
fsx hssveA I u1sy Assid cHt 81 I rsf -
Frcwnsgsiis. tGt caes - ster f1~rker
There ~sz 70 ucre 6ealsi = nresT-~~sEIe -
80 ssarSe &sssr tkss sifslrSk
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

The home RUE snvoTs tell ne that NJ
G.ndstenes hss'th Is ots ~ fns rnsrvals -
the isY Meiicei men IN London sav that ba
Is s1ll one ~ fhe strongest n,sn physically
among he English gently. When he strips
there S not an ounce ~ $apcrsllcus sssh on
bis massive frame. sn.i fsere ara fs- ulea in
ths rounmnns eaisv thas he could net krrrk
cii- with MS sef n - srietl he himself ex
rieiness fhis nv hls lova of sxsrrise His great
rival. bi-fast. dtsisin-d exercise. raf Nr
Giad<tans = now tv7 YEARS ci.ier than Dis
rast 'v'is az nls sleafa, sud probably tors a.
rnlch nlerlai and 'ss-arV ard nnhlic pcrk a.
any ether r1sn IN Ear0pe Ha r ne srla
srrFIror 81 his generation ~ rrtiir men s-d
YES rivals in physcs. strenz1b anf end,irsnrs
youngsters vhe riieht be his zrsrsrs,lirar..
his Is irdessi az Interesting fIiustrst ion Of tha
vsine ~ sasdocr sxsrosse -Nev YORK Star
eratslerr
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

W. d. Suit, Druggist. Bpprs. Ind, testi-
hes: Il can recon mend Electric Bitters IS
the very best remedy. Every bottle sold
has given relief in every case. One man
took six bottles and was cured of :Rheum-
stism of ten years standing" Abraham
Hare. druggist Bellville. Ohio, afiirms:
The best selling medicine have ever
handled in my twenty years experience. is
Electric Bitters." Thousands Of others
have added their testimony, so that the
verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters
do cure all diseases Of the Liver, Kidneys
and Blood Only half dollar a bottle al
VIM. III. Tibbs' Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

A. G. Rose, from New London, Conn.
writes Send me two boxes of your Kemp
Pile Suppositories by mail. Our druggist is
out. They are for friend. / tried every
thing without help, but the Suppositories
cured me-
The treatment is new and within reach
OF all. and would advise The affected to give
them trial. For sale in Grand Rapids by
". III. Tibb., I26 Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

Omaha Man-Are those pug dogs intelli-
genti
Omaha Lady proud owner of pug)-Oh,
their intelligence IS almost human.
Il am surprised to bear that"
Il can't begin TO tell you how much the
dear little fellow knows. Mercy met janet
Jane Where are your
Jane ia servantJ-Here, mum.
"Run ont as fast as you can and bring the
dog in. It's raining. Omaha World.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21
on gia-s 20 4 cent


That we are daily guaranteeing Kemp's
Sarsaparilla to The people. After taking
Of bottle without relief We
Will refund the money. IL is the greatest
and best remedy on tbe market for clean
sing the blood and giving you a new lease
OF life a well known business man in
forms us ne has gained eight pounds on two
bottles of this Ear.apsrills. Price Sl.00.
for sale by W.. II, Tibbs, l26 Mon roe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

Great excitement has heen caused il The
vicinity Of Paris. Ter, ey the remarkable
recovery of Mr. J. F. Coriey, vho vas a.
helpless he oouid not tam in bed. oT rsise
ia head. veryb06y sad be Wa dying -
Consumption. tTial bottle cf D. Kings
New Discovery wss sert hies. Fiudng -
LET. Re oouzhf large ooftie snd oox r.
~ Ki0r's Neu Isse Pits. ~ the firae he
had taken sUo boxes Of Pills sns fwo bot
les of fre Dss-rvere. ne vas vel and
hsS zsined ~ fesa thirty pou ods
Trsal hcftss ~ tbis 6Tesf Discovery fof
CONSUMPTION Ten cents a. Wm. II. Tlsbs
5rcz stoTss-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

TRx BEET SALvE in the world for 1uts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptiops, and positive
ly cures piles or no pay required. IL Is
guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale at VIM II Tibbs drug stores.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

Credit is due the German women and
physicians for FIRST using Red Clover Bios
SONS as medicine Best results are OBJ
tanned when combined with other medicinal
roots and kerbs. o. IN DIR. Jones Red Clover
Tonic. which is the best known remedy for
all blood diseases. stomach and liver
troubles, pimples. oostiveress bad breath.
piles. sgue and malaria diseases. indigestion.
loss Of appetite. low spirits, headache and
all diseases Of the kidneys. Price 50 cents,
by 4. r. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21
Ths true rsmedy hss At l... been discov

The true remedy has st lsst been discov-
cred. Il was long kpovn in bis practice a.
DR. Pete's Lung Food for Consumption. II
is how called Dr. Pete's scent Cough Cure
II Is tbs ssfess ths surssf and the ossl NJ
other Cough. Cod or Consumption remed r
= half its equsI We warrant t. and vii.
prom pity refund the money paid for il II =
beneficial eTe,f is not experienced ~ the
tIufe t~o-tnir1s # TIRE contents Of the hott :
Is used Sod bv Peok Bros. IL & p. Thun.
and " II. Tibhs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

The best on earth can truly be said OF
Grizx's GlyceFins Saive which is a sure.
safe and speedy cure for cuts. bruises, scsldss,
burns. wounds and all other sores. VIII
positively cure piles, letter and al skin
eruptions Try this wonderful healer. sat
isfscsion guaranteed or money refunded.
Only = cents. Of n r Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21
Groceries .na Provisions who,es< ..

s1sars--Cts ls<i q &c. gfsnulsted. &C. "A 81
g.. kAifa - sg5 -. fslios g .s3sc
1oaee-ossen Rio = lse gis, roasted. a q q
lsk~- green zsez g lava roasted. 5 e Mara
eslto, roasted. zess2 e. Mexican. roasted o. see
isSs-Jspen, tAe, 50 as. japan medium. Z "a
- ordinary. iez1e. hyso1, slE5e' x1nPosdef.
$50. Oo4ong. a1.1esle. congo 1tesS@c
Flour - per cuts s. = per btf- patent pro
eexs SO ief cnt., - IS per hi. al wheat n0f
sz4o per cws, g. per bbl, buekwkssl s@os
81 per cWL
Afll Feed-screeninrs SIS per ton. bran. sia
s1iIs 81, nlddlings slb<tls 81.
lesd--SOrn aud cats, is<tl3
ketosene oil-Nichigaa test $sc per gallon:
wxtef white, l9He-
6ssoins-ll3xc Per gallon.
seeslk-tl lover 81 o9sg5 ". LInothy S93&2 81
ksli-Alchhan. 7oc Eastern, SC
flsb-No. while hsb. D IS per half bbi.i oteef
grades. s5.006 $50 per half boil trout, s5-s5. cod
salt, PC per IL. clans si.l9 per hundred, c.nne'
oytiers selects 2ssStc, smoked haubnt seiA
fOrk Ia bsrreis-Mess PORK. Chicago packet.
e.. "sleto. extra snort cat tiu.cu. standard
clear back. sI1.0J.
Isrd-Tlefces. &c: 80 and 50 H. tubs, ne 5o-
ID. round tins. loo cases, &c IN tn pals 10 >
Beef I'm bsfrels-EKtra mess. warranted 30 sos
ss $500 W extra. boneless. SO S.
builerine-Dalry. solid packed l2c; rolls an !
priIts lic; aiaery. solid. iJc. 0llx aGd prns
ice extra creamery. packed. 2c. ro-lA scd prlnt,.
&c
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

There = 70 dsuyi0g the fart thst D.
Tones Ed Clover Tcn5e = TIE 1osf snc
eesSfsi hloo1 puri e- ever pgr on tne neTksr
"a wonderful curss II a. sfcnsscae k.41ey
ard livsr trouaiss has nr0uxft ont uascT
iaasta6ous II restores 1ecilt ltsfet rsTrs
fszxs~s. restoring re f7rce lsst hv Sickness
ua7eal work - excessive ase q lfnsz0r
o~fzrs sa5 tohacro r e 1lIsor ~ sup
y&v - s~nuaae Al 80 esszs oottzs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

Lads the use of Madame sonaies's Nut Oh and
Mix Weed. II cleanses the pores and keeps the
skin fne and is bcsuiify ing n its effect "-DR. p
G. PyRUn, POS r. seth street New York.
The Nut Oh i q natural lubricant Tor the skin
sOftening and keeping IL youthful" DR. 1AbE,
Saratoga Springs, y. y.
II find Madame Sousies's preparations for the
skin most excellent DIR. MoUNT. b74 Lexington
avenue. New York.
Madame 5onalex's Toilet Goods. They contain
nothing that will iniure the skin: they wiz msss
the complexion fne."-R. Y. DE GUsIos. Chessi
Isl Chicsgo.
Send stamp for circular. Agents wanted in
every town and cisy in this county. For ssleby
y. TX. WILSON,
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

Is warranted. is because it is the best
Blood Preparation known. Il will posi-
lively cure all Blood Diseases. purifss the
whole system, and thoroughly builds up the
constitution. Remember, we guarantee it.
r. r. Wilson and ". r. White.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

No~>> OF The good things Of thi
alone On account of Dyxpepsia. Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets viii cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and CONSTIPATION. sold On 2
positive guarantee a. 25 and 20 cents, b
T. Wilson and ". +. White.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

ksAls~kzze al<kee = q Is pss o-NAsL
tt4ss<-Skss<. - A<s eak Eal czcas~ &
s1gFe4 esssc-s7 &8s - ~ basEal
Atss4 Efspe4s-A Ff-s> essFossts1 20 = fe<
H@s11 1.l4z13~ as41e I<< p<szs1s taeffz-e,
lss<le - tSaH4. t~e21es. l1.s lee P<f l9A--4
kxsS-fIeS1. - >e
fFesa se4. nss.@sd aosss6 - S. p<z 80.
Nads1G 3 - -. YEA , ex.Gs .. eeef ; -
1fsis wkesl. AeeClkssaa FoS ,lxaeSsteT 9.
0az sae-.. ky< *><<sax Cere. . fsc BAR
-, s. o. .Fext
.e@ Grse1 testc pas ezlssd sbse &. caFst
= - caif skigs ~ II s-s.l1dz. &c. kspskAlls
kse~A. x. cured - iS. c<ksn kkins 4sE - 60 a.
s1seP P<..s, easssl. ~eol t~ing es1llaalec a. z'e
Per Eosz1d
Eocry- selle strained eese.
Hay- flulotoy y "a per ton: clover eos ,
Eea alusnf <h&fi kated sis
fo1uy- farkess dressed. l4l3c c0rkA 10
A.se ieSas q sc
s;IsN-s per - ssss q per lo<d
gsitos-ei as peF IL.
h0t1--N sxbs& = a2tls. II = szned o<is<tctfd 90
v ocd-Bloek sl0vS sossi a 55ez Per cara. to1f
&C sood s4s3S - pSr ocrd
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21
nv MI0MA

Soother at hand. 1t is the only safe
medicine yet made that will remove all
infantile disorders. It contains no Opium
or Morphine, but gives the child natural
ease from p1ia. Price % cents. Sold by
f. r. Wilson and ". z. White
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

by the use oi
NBt. SoDsles =
Par7siar Nat Oh
sra ink Weed
Powder yOu &C
taii your youth
IN looks 20 old
sRe. They re-
move uriDkl7
piBples reckles
noif, bioicbex,
and make the
skifl white. and
EDsootbaDdbe&u
tifrl. They are
The only beaud
ffrf known "
0YieDtaiwonsn,
, shigbest type
offcmslebeausy
Lsd;tf personal
beauty rs lar
ucTo desirable
thsu handsome
attire. ] most
cheeriuily rec
oInD ero 10 the
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

cured every year by Acker's celebrated
English Remedy. 1t is guaranteed prep
sration If it does not help you it will cost
you nothing. Try it. A single dose viii
show its good effect. Trial bottles 10 cts.
Z. &. Wilson and w. z. White.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

TO PREVENT WRINKLES. TIE Belle Of
Baltimore What she gses 20 bear.ify snd pre-
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Sp erry Items.

Twill write you a few lines from
this point.
We had fine rain Sunday, just
what we needed, but it is rather
damp on the Holiness camp meet
ing.
Peter Delhi has very sick child.
Crops in this community are
very good considering the dry
weather. The recent rains will
make an abundance of fall pas
ture.
Rev. Jesse r. Greene and wife
contemplate moving to Boone
county soon.
Grant Reid and family and
mother will start for Mon ana III
the near future.
Ed. Fitzgerald, our leading wa
termelon dealer still has plenty of
melons on hand at very low prices.
Mr.. VIM. Clark our molasses
maker has begun business; he
makes very fine molasses.
Some of our boys are at work
on the Santa Fe.
ID. E. Williamson is building
some new fence around his store
lot.
We noticed several persons from
Klrksville at our quarterly meet
ing last Sunday. We welcome them
of course, but some of them we
must say did not act as ladies and
gentlemen should; we know the
parties but will mention no
names.
Our school commences the first
of September, under the manage
inert of Miss Adalins Bell.
Our Lyceum commences the
first Wednesday night in Septem-
Der. w. +. A.
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CLIPPINGS.

There is quite a difference in
the wages of pitchers this summer.
Some get $1,000 for the summer,
while others get 81 II day and
board, but the latter pitch hay
instead of ball. The young man
who pitches hay may be just as
worthy as the ball pitcher but his
face don't get to adorn the pages
of the illustrated papers, oil the
same.-Edgar { Neb.,) Times
A twelve-year-old son os J. G.
Dewitt, of near Roger, was instant
iy killed Wednesday morning by
being rolled over with saw-log,
his head being crushed. He was
sitting on the log which was being
sawed into by couple of workman
and when the log was cut off, it
rolled over accomplishing the
above fatal accident. Green
castle independent.
A young fellow by the name Of
John Moss, living five or six
miles southeast of Sticklerville,
was in town. Monday evening, and
while here, he entered Shearer
Bros. stoor and while all hands
were busy, stole n lot Of candy and
attempted to steal n cap. After he
had stolen the candy he went into
Wilson's meat shop and on seeing
that he was being followed, threw
it out Of back window where it
was picked up and he was marched
back to the store where he was
made to pay for what he had stolen.
-Greencastle Independent.
A serious runaway occurred near
Knox City this morning. AS the
passenger train was comming east
and about three-fourths of a mile
this side of the station they over
took a buggy containing Mrs. DR..
Harrison and Miss Josie Cheat
man, the horse became frightened
and threw both ladies from the
buggy severely injuring them.
Miss. Chestman, is hurt the worst,
having a deep cut across the head
and one ear nearly torn off, besides
other bruises. Mrs. Harrison is
cut across the cheek. Much praise
is due the train men for their kind
ness in taking the unfori innate
ladies on the train and backing up
to the station with them. All that
medical aid can do is being done
to relieve their sufferings.-
Labelle Star.
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Sloans Point Items.

As there have been no items from
here for some time, send you the
folloSing:
j. I. Cook has the best water
melon patch Oh the river, some
weighing forty five pounds.
Mrs. Atchison snd daughter
Miss Opal of Keokuk, Iowa, were
visiting friends at Sloan's Point
last week.
Mrs, Panabaker spent Monday
pnd Tuesday, in Kirksville visiting
her brother, j. W. Tinsman.
Alice Otto spent the past two
weeks at her uncle's i'll Linn Co.,
and returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith of the K. NJ.
c. spent Sunday night with Mr..
Otto's of this place.
G. r. Tinsman and J. E. Ian
dram, of Kirksville, took in the
basket meeting south of the Point
the seventh of this month.
The people of Sloan's Point
came to the conclusion that part
of Barnum's Circus had escaped,
but found out afierward that it was
only some young ladies out from
kirksville taking a pleasure ride
on horseback. Two of them were
violently thrown from their horses
but no serious damage was done.
Ed. Gerard is ON the sick list
this week.
Mrs. Lambert, who has been
quite sick is improving.
Mr.. George Young and wife
were visiting his parents last Sun
day.
Rev. Mcintosh preached an in
teresting sermon here last Sunday
and will preach the second Sunday
of each month. o. C. E.
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Lindervllle Items.

Thinking perhaps a few items
from 4his neighborhood would be
of interest to your readers, we
9 end small contribution.
The late showers have refresh
ed the people as well as the vege-
tation, and all feel merry once
more.
We understand that ,he firm Of
McGruder g. Hulse will soon have
on new supply of dry goods.
The firm has been doing good
business and have a fourishiDg
trade.
Every one reports good time
at the picnic, at the bridge, last
Saturday. Mr.. Shull's Grafton won
the compliments of the day.
Mr.. I. d. Abercrombie contem-
plates attending the Business Col
lege this year and Mr.. S. s. Cavett
the Normal school.
The Mt. Zion school will open
soon with Mr.. S. T. Smith as in
structor.
Miss Leona Abercrombie goes
to Ringo's Point to commence her
school the first of September. Mr..
G. r. Klingman to Mercyyille and
Miss Anna Cavett to Newburg.
There will be an Ice cream fes-
tival at the Mt. Zion school house
on the afternoon and evening of
Sept. Sd, for the benefit of the
church. Literary exercises in the
afternoon. Everybody invited, q
good time insured. Bob.
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The farmers are cutting corn
that they may save all the feed
possible.
Mrs. DR.. Rice of this place is
visiting her parents MIR. and Mrs.
Bernard of Kirksville.
Sam Chadwell reports a young
farmer Mt his house, arrived on
the eighth inst. Also Jos. Edmon-
sons have q son at their house.
G. W. Barnett and family OF
Sedalia, spent several days of last
week visiting his sister Mrs. W. f
kirkpatrick of this place.
A number Of eur farmers are al
work on the Santa Fe, and others
are making arrangements to begin
soon. Rustic.
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Monday night Phil. Albright's
barn, about FIVE miles west of
town, was burned, together with
its contents including fine span
of mares and a new wagon, the
amount of loss being estimated at
$1,000. From certain circumstan-
ces it was believed that the fire
was the work of an incendiary, and
that the incendiary was one Fred
McRennalds, SO a warrant was
sworn out for his arrest and con-
stable Lease went out in the
country, secured his prisoner, and
took him to Green City where he
was being guarded Tuesday night
by Milton Leas, DR.. Ferrell,
Henry Stickler, VIM. Eubanks
and Benjamin Spear, when he
made his escape and has not been
heard from since.-Greencastle
Independent.